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Title:
The Shofar, Vol. XX, No. 3, September 22, 1944
Description:
This newspaper contains articles reporting the activities of Aleph Zadik Aleph (AZA) chapters around the country. It includes information about chapters, officers, community service and philanthropy, events, and activities.
Date/Date Range:
09/22/1944
Subjects:
Active Leadership
Aleph Zadik Aleph (AZA)
Alumni
Chapters
Community Service
Conventions
Councils
Elections
Godolim
Programming
Regions
The Shofar (Publication)
Language:
English
Era:
1940s
20th Century
The Shofar, Vol. XX, No. 3, September 22, 1944
A.Z.A. SERVICE FLAG 1
SHOFAR
105
SUPREME SACRIFICE
21,
BUY
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UNITED
STATES
ACTIVE ALEPHS
SAVINGS
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BONES
AND STAMPS
Official Organ A. A.-B'nai B'rith Youth Organization
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September 22, 1944
Tishri 5, 5705
Send All Address Changes to THE SHOFAR
Vol. XX-No. 3
1003 K St., N. W., Washington, 1, D. C.
26,
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AZA SABBATH TO BE OBSERVED NOV. 10
F.
m.
as
DISTRICT 7 SETS UP
NOMINATED TO RUN FOR GRAND ALEPH GODOL
KUSWORM AWARD TO GO
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ks
TWO NEW REGIONS AT
TO WINNER OF NAT'L
of
ASSOCIATION MEETING
AZA SERMON CONTEST
ed
a.
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Plans Made for Fall and
Entries Must Be Sub-
ce
Winter Activity Program
mitted Before Nov. 25
ed
n,
S-
Washington, D. C.-Friday eve-
Memphis, Tenn.- Burson, Dis-
ning, November 10, will mark the
trict 7 director, announced that as
Biernbaum
Brown
Rhein
Weinstein
Weisberg
IS
beginning of the nineteenth annual
an outgrowth of the District 7 Asso-
.))
eiation meeting held during the con-
The Alephs pictured above are candidates for the office of Grand Aleph
A. Z. A. Sabbath. It has now become
in
vention sponsored by Memphis Chap.
Godol for the year 1944-45. Election ballots and biographical sketches for
the annual custom for the more than
e
71, District 7 would be divided into
Grand officer nominees have been sent to each chapter. The deadline date
14,000 A. Z. A. members in close to
rs
two regions. Another outgrowth of
for the return of the election ballot to the Grand Aleph Godol's Committee
three hundred communities through-
t-
has been set at midnight Sunday, October 1st. Every chapter should vote for
out the United States and Canada to
the meeting was the formulation of
0,
plans for District activities.
all grand officers. Send your ballot in now. Every vote counts.
hold this largest organized program
1-
of Jewish religious services for and
of
The meeting, which was held in
by youth.
Memphis, Tenn., August 6-8, was the
AZA Program in Action is Feature
All aspects of the services are in
first District Association meeting in
the hands of A. Z. A. members, who
two years. Chapter representatives
serve as rabbis, cantors and choir
from throughout District 7 were on
hand to choose Association officers
Of Three Day District 1 Convention
members. All sermons delivered on
A. Z. A. Sabbath are entered in the
as well as to deliberate and plan for
national A. Z. A. sermon contest. the
a stronger and more active District.
Ware, Mass. Two hundred
convention. For entertainment the
author of which receives the Sidney
According to new District align-
'Alephs, advisors and directors met at
Alephs participated in a series of pro-
S. Kusworm Award.
ment, the two Regions will be called
Sharilawn Camp in Ware, Mass., over
Western Region and "Eastern Re-
grams which included a Stunt and
Launched in 1927, A. Z. A. Sab-
the Labor Day week end to partici-
Skit Contest, and a demonstration on
bath is a part of the year-round pro-
gion." The Western Region will be
pate in a program which ran the ga-
comprised of all chapters west of the
mut of athletic competitions and cul-
the art of hypnosis.
gram of religious activity which in-
cludes attendance at religious serv-
Mississippi River, and the Eastern
tural meetings as well as a diversi-
One of the outstanding features of
ices, sponsorship of junior congrega-
Region will be comprised of all chap-
fied program of social activities. Un-
the three-day convention was the talk
tions, observance of all religious holi-
ters east of the Mississippi River.
der the leadership of Aaron Klaus-
given by John Duff Stradley, a
days by the five hundred A. Z. A's
Each region will function as a dis-
ner, District 1 director, and the entire
member of the Anti-Defamation
chapters.
tinct unit and will be under the su-
New York A. Z. A. staff, the camp
League Speakers' Bureau and former
Sermon Contest
pervision of the District director with
convention which lasted three days
corporal in the Army. Stradley spoke
Entries for the Sermon Contest
the aid of his volunteer staff of depu-
conveyed to the Alephs present a
to the boys on "Veterans Return to
must be received at National Head-
ties and advisors.
working picture of A. Z. A. in action
What?'' He outlined for the Alephs
quarters no later than midnight Nov.
Tentative plans, for the holding
in all phases of the "Five Fold and
the important part that A. Z. A. chap-
25th. Alephs should start preparing
of an Eastern Regional tournament
Full" program.
ters could play in bringing a veter-
their sermons now. Sermons do not
an's life back to normal after he re-
in New Orleans, December 26-28,
Dr. Samuel Blumenfield, national
have to be delivered to be eligible
have already been set. The District
turned from the service.
A. Z. A. educational consultant: Dr.
for entry into this contest.
office will announce further plans of
Seymour Blumenthal, B'nai B'rith vo-
Stradley outlined a three-point
Mail three (3) copies of each ser-
this in the near future. Plans for the
cational guidance director; Milton
program which included-(1) Chap-
mon to AZA Educational Department,
Western Regional tournament have
Cohen, assistant to the executive di-
ters should get information to aid
1003 K St. N. W., Washington 1,
not as yet been set.
rector; Kalman Levitan, New York
them in understanding the problems
D. C.
The District officers elected to ad-
Regional director; and Ben PuKatch,
of the returning veteran SO they might
Sabbath Plans
minister the Association's activities
New York A. Z. A. staff, participat-
cooperate with rehabilitation centers
The September-October issue of
are pictured elsewhere in this issue.
ed in the discussion workshops on
when demobilization begins; (2)
the AZA Program Guide "Jews in
A. A. activities and programs which
Treat returning servicemen as ordi-
Review" carries a complete section
Picture of Officers on Page Two
were led by Irving Spivack and Jack
nary civilians rather than heroes-
of hints and suggestions on planning
Levy of the New York Regional staff.
don't ask questions; (3) Make the
a Sabbath program. These were sent
The athletic program was under
serviceman feel that he could take
to every chapter and Aleph Club c/o
New York BB Lodge Sends
the direction of Oscar Goldstein of
up right where he left off.
SABBATH
the New York Regional staff with the
The three-day convention was
Gifts To AZA Servicemen
assistance of a corps of umpires and
opened with Friday evening services
Continued on Page Eight
referees made up from the A. Z. A.
DISTRICT ONE
New York, N. Y.-One hundred
directors and advisors present at the
Continued on Page Six
and fifty members of eight A. Z. A.
Shofar to Servicemen
chapters sponsored by the Franklin
Washington, D. C.-All A. Z. A.
B'nai B'rith Lodge of New York City
1944-45
members entering the armed serv-
who are now in the armed service
5705
ice are entitled to receive The Sho-
will receive leather bound bibles with
far as long as they are listed as
their names inscribed on them as gifts
members of their chapter on the
records at National Headquarters
from the sponsoring lodge.
Mr. Ed Chaiken, chairman of the
HAPPY NEW YEAR
However, all requests for The Sho-
far must be made directly to Na-
IA. Z. A. Committee for the Franklin
tional Headquarters in a personal
Lodge, also announced that gifts
115055 Hair news
letter.
were being given to the fathers of
Upon entering into the armed
these boys. This project is part of the
service an Aleph should send us
his address as soon as he becomes
lodge program to honor these young
from the
established. Whenever a service-
men in the service.
man is transferred and wishes to
Chapters sponsored by the Frank-
Supreme Advisory Council
have The Shofar reach him at his
lin B'nai B'rith Lodge are: Univer-
new address, he should enclose his
sity Heights Chap. 507, Montefiore
Aleph Zadik Aleph of B'nai B'rith
previous address along with the
Chap. 542, Mt. Eden Chap. 542, Sinai
new one in writing National Head-
Aleph Club, Alpha Mu Iota Aleph
To 'All Alephs, Alumni and Friends
May the
quarters.
Club, Shalom Aleph Club, Lebanon
All requests should be sent to
Aleph Club and Abe Lincoln Aleph
Ensuing Year Be One of Victory and Happiness
The Shofar, 1003 K Street, N. W.,
Club.
Washington 1, D. C.
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The Shofar, Vol. XX, No. 3, September 22, 1944
This newspaper contains articles reporting the activities of Aleph Zadik Aleph (AZA) chapters around the country. It includes information about chapters, officers, community service and philanthropy, events, and activities.